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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-03

WRHcKs In CHEsAPKAKs BAr.-Pilots arriving In
Baltimore from down the bay report the storm OF
Tuesday as having been the most severe for years.
A number Of wrecks are repurted One pilot -.
and three-liasted schooner sunk near the light
house In Bay Channel The British bark Aar-
ocean View and In very bad condition. schooner
Wallace J. Boyd, bound 70 Boston, with cargo OF
coal, Irom Baltimore, Is ashore on sewells Point
schooner MAURICE OF MtddletOwn, C0un., u ashore
Delow Cape Henry, and looks IKE total soss. NO
loss OF lire Is reported, but 1t II feared that the
crew or the schooner reported sunk 10 Say Chan.
mel went down with her.
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CentraAictinx Gov. ssginetsras

OTTAWA, Ont Nov. 3--9OvernOr SwiRcfofd's
statement In his annual report on tine Territory of
Alaska that Mr.. Og1lvie, one OF the members OF
the Yukon expedition claims that the Sditando
River Fortyae creek, is I'm British Territory Is
authOr1tativeiy declared totally Incorrect, Mr..
Ogilvie not having reached the Shitando River
when last heard from.
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Threw Himself Before q Train.
THE DgsPERATE SUICIDAL ATTEMPTS OF MAN SUP
POSED 10 BIZ INSANE.

Frank Healy, produce dealer, aged forty-two
years. attempted suicide between and 9 O'Clock
this morning on Virginia avenue, near TIN street,
by throwing himself on the tracks OF the Balti-
more and Potomac Railroad at that point in front
OF an approaching train. He was seen, however,
by the railroad men In time and taken away from
the tracks. His rescuers thought that he had
fallen accidentally. Healy maue his way back to
the railroad again and repeated twice the attempt
When Trains were coming, but each time was pre-
vented by the railroad men froip eYectlng his pur-
pose. The railroad men then secured him and
turned him over TO Police sergeant smith and Offi-
Ger BLOCK, VINO locked him up at the fourth pre-
cinct alton. He has been for some time on
spree and appears TO be insane from drink.
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A Large New FIGURING Mill Opened.

Special Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
k0CKvilLs, Nd, Nov. 3-The large Touring mil
and grain exchange, which has been in course Of
erection at Derwood, station on the Metropolitan
Branch OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, two
miles st OF this place, was completed to-day and
mas started operations The structure Is a four
story frame, 81 feet high. The ground dimensions
are 30 by 80 The engine is 7O-horse power ana
consumes $50 & lions or water per hour The en-
terpTlSe Is owned and conducted by Gadane Jones
T. Co., Of this county.
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Poisoned by Eating Sausage.
EIGHTEEN OR TWENTY PERSONS FRUSTRATED 1

EIGHTEEN OR TWENTY PERSONS FRUSTRATED IN
PITTSBCR9 LAST NIGHT.
PITTsBCRG, Nov. 3-Some eighteen or twenty
persons residing In soho, the eastern district OF
thls city, We're Frustrated last night with symp-
tons or arsenical poison. No deaths have Oc-
CURED, but a number OF the victims are reported
10 be seriously Ill The matter is beng investi-
gated by the city health authorities. It Was re-
ported tnat the parties had purchased dried saus-
age or bologna, and tnaL the sickness was caused
by something In H.
PnkhAPS IT WAS TAINTED MILK.
The victims are All better this Afternoon and will
recover. IL Is pretty well established that the
sickness was CAUSED by tainted mix and not sau-
sage, as at FIRST cOn1ectured Fourteen persons In
ali were poisoned, three OF whom went into StaJe
y! collapse, but aIteward rallied and are now out
OF DANGER. the mix will BIZ analysed
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U8S6 IN Vm6 EuXIiS0 C08m6cIs
LONDON, Nov. IA terrific gale prevailed on the
English channel throughout tine hight. Two YES.
sells were driven ashore in Pegwell Bay.
To Issue More NOrlheRm Pacific Bonds
NEW YORK, Nov. Sat the special meeting of
Inc preferred stockholders OF the Northern Pacific
Railroad The proposition OF the management to
remove The restriction against issuing new bonds
was accepted and the directors were authorized
by vote OF 34O,016 shares out OF total issue OF
10000 shares, 10 issue new bonds, not exceeding
sl2,OOO,OOO, bearing interest OF not more than d
per cent per annum. Only q three.fOurths vote
was required
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DETROIT Nov. 81. d. Loss foreman OF the mix.
Ing department OF the Acme Whitehead works
was caught In belt this morning. and before the
machinery could be stopped Was mass OF broken
bones. His head was crushed, neck back, legs
and arms broken, and one leg nearly torn from the
body.
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The CarIeton Gus Exp.osion.

II WAS DUE TO ESCAPING Gas AND NOT TO DYNAMITE.
The explosion In the Carleton Club, London,
yesterday afternoon. was due to escaping gaa A
special cablegram to the New York World says
The Carleton Club Ia the headquarters OF the con-
servative party, and considerable damage Wa
done to the fine building, the whole OF the INST
floor windows being brown out. As the socialists
and unemployed had been parading up ana down
p ali Mali almost the whole day, &c Was hnme-
diately taken for granted that the namiters had
been at work. and that an attempt had been made
10 blow up the tory stronghold The news spread
like nghtuing throughout London ana tine prov
inces, and the sensation created was immense.
The streets around the scene Of the explosion
were nlled with excited crowds. Subsequent In
vestigation, however, revealed tue fact that the
explosion was merely caused by gas. the four gas
men who were engaged at the time In repairing
the pipes In the basement being severely injured
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Local Notes.

Mr. Daniel P. Sullivan, the well-known plumber
In East Washington aud Miss Clara A. Barrier
were married last evening at ST. Peters Church by
Father Devlne Miss Mary r. Rainey acted as
bridesmaid, and MIR. Daniel Curry Was best man.
Francis murphy, MEMBER OF the Sd artillery
stationed at the Washington barracks appeared
In the Police Court to-day and charged Eva
MayOward, young colOred woman, On whom he
called last evening at her home N the Division
with asSaultlng him. She was lined S or fifteen
days.
Hon. VIM. l. Clark died at his residence In this
city this morning He was for four years mem-
Der OF the Georgia State senate and for eight
editor and proprietor OF the Atlanta RepuOttcun.
The annual visitation Of the officers OF Grand
Lodge OF MaSOns TO Lafayette Lod &c will take
place this evening, and First Assistant Post
IN lst,r-General Stevenson has been invited TO de-
liver the address
Mr.. z. Z. Darwin. the librarian OF the Geological
Survey, has been confined TO his residence during
the past month, suffering from painful abcess IN
his ear. He has now recovered sufficiently to be
at his desk again.
The Union Social Club has filed a certificate OF
Incorporation with w. W. Nole, F. ID. Skerving,
Jonn X. Brown, c. W. Axe, and WIN. Norton AS
managers
In the suit Of Lowe q Donohue against James
w. Curtis to enforce contract for the sale OF a
house, mentioned Ia the STAR yesterday, the
amount OF money put up to bind the bargain was
go ana not % centa
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cAKRRk tANoUs M fHE ANNALS OF xCsfc.
Jenny fnd, whose Death vas repo rea IN yssscr.
days srAk, WAS born In Stockholm sweden. IN
1870 or la2i. and q 3 chlld Was dist ngush-d fur
Vas Ame. Luhdberx. swcedish actress, VINO In
duced yennys mother 70 take her child 10 Herr
Cr1liuA musie master. who brought her 20 the
nOtace q Count Pucke, the manager Of the Royal
Thsater, ~ candtdate for the m,lac scaool az
tached TO that establishment Jeanye vuecs
secured her entrance TO the school, where she was
placed In the care of Erasmus berI. a slcilIul
:. the erSs s. o. . ss
.ss f.sscrei Q rs ORIGINAL purify. Fer TIE
favorite with the stockholm pubic. sh.
subsequently, studied In Paris unoer Y. Garcia
his pupil in little esteem however, ana IL MAS ~.
served for hayerpeer, tine eminent composer 20
discover her remarkable talents Meyerbser heard
her by accident and at once offered her IN engsga-
Iacnt In Berlin Jenny Lind always had viii u
her OWL and II was her Will 20 rrtnrn 10 stock hoa
20 begin her career over again Ii.is she dia. Ia
1874 her Berlin debut was made. Nile Lind appear
ing ~ Norma Her success proved ss paenllninai
Us her voice. and she subsequently, sang at Frsns-
S sssoS ss me- ne ana ss Ia. n
remained unll is4e, when she ,el,red from Iise
operate stage u !. sad at The desire OF loung
In tn.s County Jesay Lad wss never Heard IN
cps cr q .oar Of ,se Snse stase an. s srvss n
New YORK on tbs ist OF septsmb-r,- tlss wsols
town turning out 70 receive .ei. NET arst concert
took piace al Castle Garden on the iItn. BAyard
Taylor wrote prHs ode her American uevuI,
and all the local celebrities from y. 2. Willis 20
old PslIno, attended nef FIRST concert For the
IL st time in this country the cnoice of seats wn
sold by auction, tine rr>' choice being Sc
cured 6y New iork natter as an advert isespsnt
OF has uats From New YORK Jenny Lind weat 70
Bosion, Providence, Phiildspnii. Baltimore,
" washington, and the other chieI cities In tbs
Uulou. Vast audiences everywhere awaited her,
municipal musical and olher deput atoms tender
ing her nunorA and during every periwmaacs
There Was q constant Succession OF huf-
rams, encores, And other denonstrations OF
intense ue .ight her net rcceipts under bef con-
tract WIN Mt. Harnum were cir, 90 IN saght
nuntha The pianist VI the comp any wns Tito
tioidschmidI, wnom Jenny Lind married PREM.
ously 70 ner return TO Europe, and VINO Survives
her. lie IVES some years younger than hefxeif,
and the disparity Of ages made hef hssltsts, bet
the MARRIAGE proved most happy one. hetufniRg
with nisn % EUROPE she resided TOT whs O. Dres-
den ana afterWard removed 20 London, whers she
has lived IN ret.reIpeht, her oaly coensstt0s With
musical matters beng her poAlt1on - veAcbef In
the kpyal C0li1ge Of Muhic. NadAne 00l1scmids
had pecnnaf faculty q WANING the hearts q all
VINO net mr., ASIDE from her nuslcsi poWsrA She
leaves three children. dougnter ahd two Sons.
noue q wheU possess muAacal talents One C her
sous u a od1ctr 10 the knsiish sfsnr.
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TIE FAIR TRADE MOVEMENT IN ENaIAxD-The
fair trade league held conference In London yes.
teriay, when was attended oy a number 0I lnesn-
bers Of parliament Resolutions were passed fav-
Or,ng change Ia the rscai policy OF Great Britain
In tue direction Of protection. Several gentleinen
made speeches, and all were agreed upon the
On the question OF corn duties, however, O diner.
sence Of opinion was manifested.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

ME- HAVE skvkRAL VERY yALUARIE
w. nrse propsrtes ior sale situated on M.ssachu-
oner 10 Investors rare chances Tor large md 0uck
prone Ala, number OF beautiful building .ites md
several sSisndld suburban farlns neag the Maryinnd
line; Am II. eoLDboR0UGH CO..
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PERSONAL
BOARDING

IN A PRIVATE FAMILY BOARD AND C0uToR-
,sSs hseS Ss1 irrni.hsd Lie. Een.ensn. on
DON. as Duke So. Aisxaiidr1A Va. 1850
1909 I ST. n. W.. OPPOSITE FRANKLIN
1OSO Park - Pleasant Rooms. With FfrSt-cisss
Do.fu- References. exchanged A few table boarCers
RoAkDIN9. WAN NICELY FURNISHED Rooms.
% .he azy, ree1 or month 81 reasonable ratse
oy9-6r
LrOR RENT-LARGE WELL FURNIsNF0 am
married couples or gentlemen in small privste fasn}lv
2102 II 81 n v. 80 40
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wrrpnAwn y1on nm ksIonn-At Z Meeting
Of Local AseemDy No lg,' Hnlsn1 ss. asS Z. y !
mator3v VOC tnat the assembly would withdraw
in Z oddy iron the Knigsts q Laboe osg.niaetaM.
a ec1nittfS q aisss1ssn Nth u
otJtous q formine the nucleas - - Efopo91
new ofgaslsateA Leoel Asssn2y No. leo7 = ~
dcmned anafehls1 @ - 1eneer!Alp fooL Aftes
the provisional committee tnned - @aptfesto,
..s 49, s:. e. o ~ ~ ss.S.cs Sss
Ism - 81 80. ps4ntle Sutsn " ~ tane5
ssll Tsssasy aHnt 1'.s ? - - ~ 9!
s : 8: !: s 49, = - =
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J0aEs.--ln The gu creme court In New NvrG Tees.
day Csty VoatfOs.er L0ew nled suis foe si0o.O00
dAinsgvs sof LiOei against tie zS~ses Puplissing
COsnpany, and Ne cUaAtaaans was Ukfved upos NJ.
0eOrfs JoneA Tue SFVas1 fQ Lbsi b furuissed by
severed srtxeses thst have a0pesrsa ta tine 7fmes
aQveouet c0atracts % 0'lusn 3 Clsrk. sid 20 IN
oruer 70 pay "a D0iucal aelas aad for oIher pur-
p0vea wAch ehargSa, were tscy tras. would cens
slflute lnalfeasanoe IN once.
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BRfBRRY m new HAHrsarRa-The reports o. the
tr.lIcIary committee on the bribery CASES were
prevented In the s.nate Of New Hsmpsbirr yesses-
day The majority report nnds that several mem;
hers were approached and offered money and
other considefations TO vote for the Halep bill
the minority report uisagrees In reS1rd W detsik
but the whole committse agrees that bribery was
aafemufed.
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LOST AND FOUND.


oSI = eoLDFRAMED EYE GLASSES, IN
fes.1i a. - IN sripuon !, JsLnke opttctan
0sI-A Dead GOLD BANGLE. SET WITH
se ana feAris. In going from 18th and st.
II left 1t stsr once. n3-:,rs
osI-oN ThE 18TH INST, AT THE NATIONAL
- hASs coorse one eosd watch. horss-enier. he
sAry OF 80 VII BE pad II left al 422 d St n s. and
10 8aeso o1s AsAed n3-3r
OsT-A BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG With
~ white breast aud feet Had on when Iosf leather
4, Nltn ~ Plated name psts aud ~. howard
SIkAfzD Oh STOLEN FROM .INGLEsIDE."
~ Lear MI Peasant, ON the night Of the LIST inst
tlou1ln- slked borfei Horse: deem ont Of
1ls neck nOfUs n pAhBi. hos Pa ave. IT.
osI-A GOLD FINGER RING WITH FOUR
- diamond sets and n SAPPHIRE set in the cruter A
bkOwtk cor. and I2th sts n2.2ts
osI- SUNDAY, OCTOBER 80, A BLACK
snd Ian dox. answers 10 name Of John: ta9 no.
nz-3s " 10 AA'n - ~ w.
ISL GUARD 10 COUPE COVERED WITH
a pen issther. Reward II returned to JOHN II
"~7 Nv Mist
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A Woman Burned In Her Faeusc.
The Anarchists, French Friends.

PARIS, Nov. 3--.ar. McLaue, UniLeu Stxues min.
lister, In u letter acknOw iedging the receipt OF 4
communication fr0m II. BaiOdet, president OF the
extreme let IN the chamber OF deputies, 70 Line
governor o. Limos, praying for cielncucy for the
condemned Chicago anarchists says:
II nave already informed you that the death
penalty In the United Sta.es IS hInfUed TO common
law crneS and LnaL ~ u never exerrised for pOU-
tcal Offences While eehng that 1t Is necessary 70
point 70 this distraction DO not hesitate W say
That am Interested Ia any step to spare human
he. nave caDled To the kUveriOr Ut nunois call
my his attention 70 your dispatch"
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CArARRH

May a6ect any portion Of the body where the mucous
membrane il found But catarrh Of the head IL By fss
the most common and strange TO say the most liable
to be neglected II originates in cold or succession
of colds, combined with impure blood The rful
success Hoods Sarsaparlla has had IN curing cstarr
warrants m in urging all who suffer with this disease
to try the peculiar medicine II renovstes and invgo-
rates the blood, and tones every org@n
"Ihsve taken Hoods sarsapsrla for cstarrh and II
has done . great deal of good. recommend ii to
all within my reach. Hoods Sarsaparlls has been
worth everything 10 me-" LUTHER D. ROBBINS,
East Thompson. CT
HOODS sARsAPARILLA
Sold BY all druggists q; six for s.. Prepared only
BY G. HOOD CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell Mass
100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR.
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The Baseball Flayer.' ABF0SherhOOd.
TIE LEAGUE NOT OPPOSED TO IT, BUT SOME OF ITs
DkMANp0 WILL. k0T m GAANTEH


PIrTsBUkG, Nov. AL keacn, Inc Philadelphia
Dase-uaii naYnate, Is In the city secret mis-
slOn. In an interview Mr.. Reacn stated that the
league Omciais were not inclined 70 oppose tue
brotherhood OF base bali players SAID ne: "All
reports published TO the contrary are false. am
conndeut that when the league meets next week
the brotherhood Will be frankly recOgnized. We
have nothing 70 fear. II the brOtherh0OQ proposes
anything That WILL elevate the nataOAai game Oh
course We will agree 70 Il, ~ our de1re 70 make
the game as pure and honest a. POSSIBLE"
"wln the league grant the request VI the brother
ers without pAyf"
81 don't that that request WIN be granted. II that
rule ~ auoltsheu It viii have Q downward teu-
oency. In tho absence OF That rule tner1 W0ull
be nothing 70 keep players In line. They would
do a. they liked and no club wouia ~ suse Oe
keeping Q good team together. The demand u
tne brotherhood means that " player 20 nOs
give Satisfaction ne Can % released This u IN.
just, as any man could play and act reckleasly N
order 10 60 soDewnery else. This would mean
ruination 70 the game IL u only BY forcing play
ers 70 do right that tue game has become 10 POO
ular with The people, And 70 pure thas tAdlee and
gentlemen OF the best classes lake an Interest In
Az Remove The cxecks and away eoee its popu-
lAS1ty" 49, =
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ANOTHER NInlLlsr PLOT.

ANOTHER NlHILlST PLOT.
Bombs Found At the lleadQuarters OF
the Conspiracy i'm 81. Petersburg.
VIENNA, Nov. IA dispatch from st. Petersburg
10 the PoMfsche Correspondents says another
nihilist plot has been discovered. The headQuar.
tiers OF the conspiracy were In the house OF an
apothecary named Schuppe, In Jekaterincrhof
Prospect. The police IA ded the house and made
several arrests. They also found u number OF
bOmbS -
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| A NAVAL BATTLE NEXT WKEx.-The great target
maneuvers which were to come on to-day at New
port have been again postponed, and preparations
are being made for another sham battle, 70 be
| fought next week at C0ddingt0n's Point, between
the regular army forces stationed al Fort Adams
ana the naval brixades OF the North Atlantic
squadron.
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HELD ron RobBno HEn ExffUYkA Amelia
Brown, alias Daisy Brvwn, the young colorsd
woman arresteu for r0bbtnt hef etnpa0yef. III.
northwest pleaded guilty - the FOlio0 court 20.
day 70 eanse ~ sscOnd OfenOe petit iArUe0y I'D
was held for the action Of ~ grad jury.
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suAnos. rInl--Noeice was Given In ths TINTED
tnat A appeal would be taken IN the weltknown
Sharon-Hih case, IN which sharon euso eAfae
AIsnaa 70 have the Maniaee cootnact oeclafee
the plainIifr. Judge sawyer entered 40 order al
lowing an appeal % the unasso sesses supreme
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TH1 WEDDING POeTFoNBD.-J0hn X. Mall0y,
cripple. VINO pays frequent visits 70 the Police
Court, WAS there to-day charged With using pro
tame language. iona spends portion OF his time
70 the chain gang and Usually drives cart Near
the corner OF lBtn and streets southeast not Tar
from the worknOuse, lives young WON named
ance and they were engaged ~ be marriea. The
young w0man,s mother objected 70 the match.
LAAt evening, however. license was issued by the
nave taken place this m0rninG but before the min
ister appeared Ma Fuller edmplained - oneeI
Pearson, and AallOy Wa1 Arrested on Q charge Of
using prOfane language. He had not IS 70 leave q
collateral and the etiiCee TOOK him 70 the Police
court where he pleaded guilty 20 the charge and
requested tho privilege O. UAk1nI statement.
1hls was refuseQ him, and The judge fined him q
VT days on tne harm, winch w1ll cause postpone
nent OF the wedding tor gue week e Iced, unlssi
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A DISCRIMINATING CoNsuL-The TIE

A DISCRIMINATING CONsUI--The Treasury De-
parttnent Is informed that the United states con-
sui at Florence Italy, refuses to give the neces-
sary certificate for copies Of works OF art exported
to the United States except In cases where they
are copies OF the works OF Grecian and Roman
artists "A case In punt ID wnere he refused 70
give such certificate for marble statue imported
which was copy OF group entitled ''Cuptd and
Psyche." executed by CanovA Tine mAtter has
been brought TO the attention Of the Secretary OF
state In a letter saying that the practice OF the
consul Is In direct c0nn.ct with decision OF the
supreme Court and tue regulations OF the Treasury
Department, which make no restrictions Whatever
IN regard TO works OF art ~ 70 the nationality OF
the original artist.
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ATTORNEYS.

~ Law, harbour Law buiaing. YvV Lpuisiann
aveNus. kAslGAAagtous ~ ~ k<.1isllSsI lzlo IA sr
n ~ uas
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SECRETARY FAIRCHiLD Ii informed that Commits
sioner Plat will be unable to leave New York and
that Commissioner Nichols has been designated by
the quarantine commission 10 confer with him as
TO the authority TO refuse entry to ships infected
with CHOLERA
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New Hampshire lSailrOad Fight.
ANOTHER MOVE IN THE GAME-THE BKIBEKY BILL


PASSED.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 3.-rhe railroad committee
unanimously reported the bill passeu by Tue sen.
ate yesterday, authO. iztng the Boston and Name
10 purchase The franchises anu properly or The
Eastern Railroad company In New Hampshire with
Tue lOhOWlng amendment, which was adopted aud
the Dill ordered TO third reading this AFTERNOON
But the terms OF agreement made hereunder
Dy aforesaid corporations shall De subject 70 ap-
prOvai OF the Suprei re Court Of New Hampshire
before the agreement shall be carried Into effect.
To-day The Dill 10 prevent bribery was passed w
the mouse under suspension OF the rules. 1t
provlues that whoever attempts 70 c0frupLIy In
fiuence an executive or judicial ofi1cer or MEN,
Der OF either branch OF the legislature, shan be
punished by Imprisonment not exceeding five
years or nne not eAceeding $1,000, and tnaL who
ever accepts bride shall iOrielL has O1ce be for.
ever usquanf1ed from holding ONCE and be I'm
pr1soned not exceeding ten years
A woman Burned In Her House.
a, MiDDIETowN, n. Y, Nov. 3-The house Of VIM.
Waue, AT chester, orange county, was burned
luis morning. mr. Wade, who Is = railroad man,
arOse al O'Clock and lett his wife getung break.
last. On returning lie found the house In flames
and Mrs. wade misoing. her bones were found In
the RUNS. Coroner DeYraw will make an tnves,i-
gatton.
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FINANCIAL AND COM.dERClAL.

Now York stock Market.
The following the oIenlng aud closing prices Of
the New York : took Market, reported by special
wire 10 Corson & Mccartney, IAly street
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ekaDsius~ee NassESsas

BALTIMORE, Nd, November 3cvirginia con-
sss. d.. new s .hssss SJs: HorsS csron: s.ss. Ga
1SO bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nh, November 3-cotton stssdy-
niiddIing. -. Flour fairly scuvs aud nrni. Wheat
soa...srS M far ,.elIand and ets6dy red, 7asS3:
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